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It looks like Djokovic pulled up with a right-leg injury during the match. He battled through a lot of long games and shook hands with Fritz as soon as he lost the first set, having to win in at least three sets to win the match.

After 11 defeats, Taylor Fritz records his first ever win over Novak Djokovic. It’s not the way he wanted to do it, in a first-set retirement, and it won’t count towards the official head-to-head. But that was a proper battle and can offer the American a lot of encouragement.

“That was really physical, you know what happens is you get into those really long games and the balls start to just wear out and get so huge to the point where it’s so hard to get a free point on the serve, hit a winner.

“Playing the long points, playing the long games, makes everything just slower, longer. It’s such a tough set and at the end of it, like I said, conditions just got so slow we’re just playing. Long rallies, back to back to back, just having to fight for every point, so it’s, it’s brutal.”

“Not great, I want to apologise to everybody. Sorry guys. Sorry you couldn’t see the second set. One of the longest sets I’ve played.

“Credit to Taylor. We had some incredible games towards the end of that set, and it’s one of the longest sets I’ve ever played, to be honest.

“It was an amazing visit to Riyadh for me once again. I want to thank everybody for really welcoming me. Hopefully if I keep on going next year, I’ll be back if you guys want me here.

“Now it’s rest and really addressing some of the issues I have with my body, and then hopefully playing the last couple of tournaments of the season, let’s see.”

WOW! Djokovic shakes hands with Fritz and the match is over! Djokovic holds his hands up to the crowd! But after a 75-minute first set, he concedes the match!

Fritz leans into the backhand down the line and pulls out a super winner, bringing up his first set point.

Djokovic catches the line but Fritz replies with a massive forehand, Djokovic goes long!!

Fritz wins the set on the tiebreak!

Awesome from Djokovic! He rips the forehand return down the line off the Fritz second-serve to get into the changeover at 3-3.

Fritz wins a scrambling point by covering Djokovic at the net. Djokovic lands a serve out wide that Fritz can’t return.

But that’s super from Fritz! He goes from power and depth to a delicate drop shot – he leads 5-4 with two serves to come, the set in his grasp.

Fritz scorches back-to-back winners after a misguided drop shot on the opening point. And Fritz then comes up with a stunner, a dipping backhand as Djokovic came into the net. Fritz goes up 3-2 with two serves to come.

We’ve had 14 break points in this set. Nine for Fritz, five for Djokovic.

But all of them have been saved. Fritz serves it out to get to the tiebreak – and he has never won a tiebreak against Djokovic in six attempts.

“Nooo” Fritz howls as the forehand goes out. Djokovic on game point, is not far away from the ace out wide. And finally Fritz puts the defensive shot long after an attack from Djokovic, who raises his arms in celebration!

A 16-minute service hold and Djokovic is attempting to whip the crowd up into a frenzy by directing the noise. Heck of a game.